🌌 "In chaos, we find our strength."
Lieutenant Laura Turner reflects on her toughest moments in law enforcement and the importance of having a support system.
Her story encourages us to embrace our emotions and reach out for help when needed.
🤔 What’s your go-to way to unwind after a tough day? Let’s share some ideas!
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Takeaways
"You're not going to fix the world; you can help individual people."
"The answer is not at the bottom of a bottle. If you need help, ask for help."
"You need to turn that radio off and put that uniform in a closet."
"It's okay to go in your car and break down emotionally."
"You can change a life, and that's more important than changing the world."
In this first episode, hosts Dylan and Kela Bates sit down with Master Trooper Stephen Griffith, a North Carolina State Highway Patrol veteran and Discipleship Director at Osborne Baptist Church. Together, they explore the realities of life in law enforcement — from leadership, faith, and community service to mental health and the challenges of balancing duty with personal integrity.
George Forsythe, a retired Maryland State Trooper who spent over 20 years undercover investigating murder-for-hire cases and leading hostage negotiations. George shares stories from his undercover career, his personal journey through struggle and healing, and his calling to serve others after life in law enforcement.